Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

At the beginning of February, it was still surprisingly cold.

Sydnee took the car keys and rushed out. Janice chased after her and asked, “Where are you going? Will you come back to have dinner?”

Sydnee’s voice came from afar, “I won’t. Don’t wait for me!”

Janice sighed softly. Then she raised her voice when Sydnee was driving out, “Take care! Eyes on the road!”

She was not sure whether Sydnee heard her or not.

Sydnee’s father, Ryan just came back from the pharmacy and he came across Janice at the door. He asked, “Is she out again?”

“Yes.”

Recently, Sydnee had changed a lot. She used to stay at home unless she had to help out in the pharmacy. Or she just stayed at school without participating in any activities. She was extremely dumb and never talkative.

However, she often stayed over either at Tea Manor or at school these days. Even during her stay at home, she hung out all day long. What on earth was she doing?

Her parents wanted to find a date for her, but she had her own ideas and said, “No, Mom and Dad, I don’t want to get married for the time being. I’ll think about it after I have my own house.”

necessary for a girl to

spacious enough to walk a dog. In this way, it must be a

much. Why did Sydnee buy this car without telling them? Janice was an outsider when it came to cars, but Ryan checked the brand and said that the bare car was worth 140,000. Taking other expenditures and insurances into consideration, 150,000 to 160,000 would be a

she get

asked Sydnee in front of her

“This a second-hand car. One of my friends wanted to get a new car. And I just had 30,000 in hand. I thought

not tell her that Emily

an almost brand-new car worth 150,000 to 160,000 with only 30,000 seemed unbelievable to Janice, but she couldn’t find any reason to doubt that. She was sure

changed. In the past, she would tell them before leaving. But now she had a car, and she went out immediately after taking the

in and brushed

brush the snow off, then unbuttoned his coat and hung it on the

saying anything else. He thought of a fellow he came across the other day. He gossiped, “I saw a young woman at Gemdale a few days ago. Guess what! There were a dozen estate agents by her

listened patiently and nodded in response, “Young people nowadays can

what he meant, that fellow asked tentatively, “Have

Ryan was puzzled, “What?”

tell the truth, so he grinned and said, “Don’t worry. Just don’t forget me.